The obvious answer is that lockdown made people more aware of their lack of exercise. Once lockdown starts to lift, people don't want it any more, they can go b

The obvious answer is that lockdown made people more aware of their lack of exercise. Once lockdown starts to lift, people don't want it any more, they can go back to their gym instead. It is tough but this is def. a big problem with VC-backed companies who are always under pressure to make the most money whatever happens. Most of us would see 2800 layoffs as a failure but the VCs probably think it a success that they made the most of the market bubble and are now adjusting for a more realistic size/income.